Unknown palace

Suraj and Roshan, two friends, always wonder if it is possible to enter the suspicious palace. But their family advises them not to go to the palace because they are both of a small age. Despite this, they decide to go, even in any situation, while hiding their true intentions from family and well-wishers.

Two days later, Suraj meets Roshan and asks, "Have you decided whether we should go inside the palace? But it's not easy. You know we don't do easy work."

"Yes, I remember. Okay, I've decided to go together with you, but when?" Roshan responds.

"We'll go tonight when everyone is sleeping," Suraj declares.

When everyone is asleep, Suraj slowly leaves his home and reaches Roshan's home. He calls his name very softly, "Roshan, come."

Roshan comes fully prepared with a torch, some food, and protective items, though unsure if they will work.

They slowly walk and cross their homes, starting to talk. "I feel scared," says Suraj.

"Don't be scared. I am with you," Roshan reassures, hiding his own fear.

Both reach the palace's vicinity, but the impossible happens – the palace does not appear. Both become scared, and sweat starts to form. However, they decide not to give up and hide behind a tree.

Suddenly, they are shocked as the palace materializes in front of them. Despite their fear, they enter. The palace looks old from the outside, but inside, it appears as if someone has painted the entire palace.

It's a shocking sight, and they hear devilish laughter. Suraj, feeling uneasy, says, "Please, I want to go home. The palace is dangerous."

Someone harms Suraj's arm, and he shouts loudly. Roshan acknowledges, "Yes, you said it's good we go home, but how do we go?"

The palace questions their purpose for coming. They remain silent.

"Tell me, don't stay silent," the palace demands.

"We know it's very dangerous, but the palace can't break our inner strength," Suraj responds boldly.

"I like your bravery, but how can you go home?" the palace challenges.

Both ponder deeply. There is no light in the entire palace, only the light from their mobiles.

"You can't win," the palace asserts. They search for an exit. "I like this game," says the palace.

Both start praying. After a few minutes, they spot a special door and run in that direction. Finally, they succeed in coming outside, and magically, the palace disappears.

They quickly return home, entering their rooms slowly. The night remains unforgettable – their bravery and devotion save both.

The End